Haven't clicked the article, but when you have bad or dead teeth in your mouth, you sipping dead corpse juice every time you swallow. And there are bacteria inside that help dissolve flesh or so. One of the first measures to fight cancer should be to get rid of dead teeth.
what constitutes a dead tooth?
Usually root canal teeth. I had a root canal when I was a young teen and did not understand the implication. Started having weird health issues around 30 y/o. After I got my root canal tooth removed... all gone. No more weird shit.
Go read up on the guy who invented root canal, and see how he spent the rest of his life trying to stop the dental community from continuing with it.
Well dang. I had a root canal.
Found this posted online:
"She wasn’t having any teeth pain. Rather was having some autoimmune issues. After doing research she went into have them removed. (She had also had her breast implants removed several years ago because of having mystery illnesses). She realized that her root canals were the only foreign thing left in her body. Natalie had her two root canals pulled, and within a few days more than HALF her symptoms were gone and other symptoms have gotten better over time. Natalie said this-
I fell while running when I tripped over a sidewalk crack and it just got me thinking that I should get my root canals checked and make sure everything was ok with them since I had them all 17-20 years ago! That was right in the time where I was looking for anything that could still be wrong. It was the only other foreign thing left in my body.
I mentioned that I was wondering about my root canals on Instagram and if that could be the cause of my health issues. Tons of people messaged me saying root canals can cause problems and a couple people mentioned the movie the “root cause”. I watched it, and the guy’s symptoms on that movie was me to a T. I’m glad God tripped me on my run that day"
Edit: found somebody uploaded https://www.bitchute.com/video/kJ7waDhPNgnM/
thanks for explaining
Tooth decay is also caused by a bacteria called S. Mutans.
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